what is ails indian school system
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It is a system which make rules only for the Indian schools and guide the education tour of students in a secure manner
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What Ails Indian Education?
India ranked 72nd, the second lowest, among the 73 countries in Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) conducted by OECD in 2012 for 15 year olds. China's Shanghai was 1st. India's higher education system has been ranked 48th (LAST) while USA was 1st in a study by Universitas 21, a global network of research universities
Something ails our school education and higher education, the reputation of IITs and IIMs notwithstanding. We focus on scoring top marks in standardised tests and competitive exams and not on learning for the most part. Crowded classrooms, inadequate infrastructure and lack of trained and motivated teachers are some of the causes of the problems being faced by Indian education.
Online education cannot replace a classroom environment and teacher and peer interaction but it can provide that much needed value add to students' learning. Online education is well suited to today's children who are digital natives and are very comfortable in interfacing with a screen.
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What Ails Indian Education?
India ranked 72nd, the second lowest, among the 73 countries in Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) conducted by OECD in 2012 for 15 year olds. China's Shanghai was 1st. India's higher education system has been ranked 48th (LAST) while USA was 1st in a study by Universitas 21, a global network of research universities
Something ails our school education and higher education, the reputation of IITs and IIMs notwithstanding. We focus on scoring top marks in standardised tests and competitive exams and not on learning for the most part. Crowded classrooms, inadequate infrastructure and lack of trained and motivated teachers are some of the causes of the problems being faced by Indian education.
Online education cannot replace a classroom environment and teacher and peer interaction but it can provide that much needed value add to students' learning. Online education is well suited to today's children who are digital natives and are very comfortable in interfacing with a screen.
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